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Racialized workers in Canada less likely to be covered by union: reportThe report by the Centre for Future Work found that a quarter of racialized workers are covered by a union contract, compared with one third of non-racialized workers.CanadaAug 13
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Lethbridge man angry with city over damage to vehicleA Lethbridge man is taking matters into his own hands after the city denied a claim he submitted for reimbursement for damage caused to his vehicle by a faulty manhole cover.CanadaAug 12
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Ontario developer coalition asks governments for tax breaks to pass on to homebuyersOntario developers have written to all levels of government to ask for a reduction in taxes on new housing, saying it will pass on those savings dollar for dollar to homebuyers.CanadaAug 1
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Kelowna athletes competing in the 2024 Summer OlympicsOver 315 athletes are competing across 31 disciplines for Team Canada in the 2024 Summer Olympics. Four athletes competing in Paris have ties to Kelowna, B.C..SportsJul 28
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Filming begins in Fredericton on Stephen King-based short filmA Fredericton-based production began filming an adaptation of Stephen King's 'Last Rung on the Ladder'. It's one of the last to get filming rights through a Stephen King program.CanadaJun 8
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2 dead after overnight shootings in Toronto and BramptonTwo people are dead after shootings in the early-morning hours on Saturday in Toronto and Brampton.CrimeMay 11
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Green bins roll out to London, Ont. multi-unit residential buildingsOn Wednesday, bins were placed in disposal areas at two Norquay Management properties to help residents separate food waste from other garbage.CanadaApr 26
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Law (Taylor’s Version): 1st-ever Taylor Swift law course in Canada comes to Queen’s UniversityThe law professor and self-described Swiftie teaching the class is expecting heightened student interest in the course.EntertainmentApr 19
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London Clean and Green campaign gets underway for 29th year runningThe campaign, now in its 29th year, was officially launched Tuesday at the Tourism London Welcome Centre. It promotes litter prevention and community-led cleanups across London.CanadaApr 9
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Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years for FTX fraud worth over US$8BSam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison by a judge on Thursday for stealing US$8 billion from customers of the now-bankrupt FTX cryptocurrency exchange he founded.U.S. NewsMar 28
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‘Havana syndrome’: New studies find no major evidence of health impactsSymptoms of the mysterious ailment have included hearing noise and experiencing head pressure followed by headache, migraines, dizziness, and memory lapses.HealthMar 18
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Russia to face ‘major sanctions’ over Navalny’s death this week: White HouseNational Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said the sanctions, on the eve of the two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, “will be a substantial package."WorldFeb 20
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Combating lawlessness in downtown LethbridgeThe Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force received presentations from three organizations on Thursday, on how it can address issues in the downtown.CrimeFeb 9
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Legendary University of Alberta hockey coach reflects on moving to New York for PWHL opportunityHockey coach Howie Draper arrived in New York ahead of the PWHL's first-ever season with an astonishing list of achievements on his resume.SportsFeb 9
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Lethbridge police close intersections to investigate pedestrian collisionLethbridge police are advising motorists to avoid the area of 2 A Avenue and 10 Street North following a pedestrian collision.CanadaJan 4
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Grocers likely to exceed record profits in 2023, economist saysProfits in the Canadian grocery sector will likely exceed $6B in 2023, setting a new record as they rise eight per cent from last year, according to the Centre for Future Work.MoneyDec 11, 2023
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Grocery code of conduct needs full participation to be successful: Metro CEOEric La Fleche told MPs at a House of Commons agriculture committee meeting on stabilizing food prices that Metro is willing to sign the code as it's currently drafted.EconomyDec 11, 2023
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Nevada grand jury indicts 6 fake Trump electors, Wisconsin group admits wrongdoingSix officials in Nevada were charged for falsely declaring Donald Trump won the 2020 election, shortly after a similar group of fake electors in Wisconsin settled a civil lawsuit.U.S. NewsDec 6, 2023
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SCOTUS justices voice concern that Purdue bankruptcy deal would protect SacklersAt issue is whether U.S. law allows the legal protections for members of the Sackler family, which owns Purdue, in exchange for up to $6 billion to settle opioid lawsuits.U.S. NewsDec 4, 2023
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Lethbridge businesses relieved as infrastructure work finishesIntended to draw people to downtown Lethbridge as well as replace infrastructure, most of the construction is finished but is the pain worth the gain for small businesses?TrafficNov 30, 2023